Time Zones and the International Date Line
Understanding how time zones work and the concept of the International Date Line.
Key Questions
- Explain why different parts of the world experience different times of day simultaneously.
- Analyze the practical implications of crossing the International Date Line.
- Predict the challenges of coordinating global events across multiple time zones.
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